Date:         Wed, 25 Jun 1997 09:16:59 -0400
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@vanagon.com>
From:         kelphoto@bright.net (mark keller)
Subject:      Re: The Digital Clock

>Date: Wed, 25 Jun 1997 09:16:33 -0400
>To:lcarter@cowichan.com
>From:kelphoto@bright.net (mark keller)
>Subject:Re: The Digital Clock
>
>Hey,
>
> I used to play around with those cheapo digital clocks that come in
>company logo gift set and such.
>
>One of the things I discoverd is that if you hold down both button at
>once, I think after youve just done the final time adjustment, anyway
>somewhere in the sequence, the clock will do the cycle trick.  I had mine
>cycle between date and time.  Kinda neat for desk top, but not for a car.
>
>
>Anyway to reverse the process you had to go throught the time set sequence
>againg and then hold down both button again simultaneosuly.  I might add
>that you have to hold for a few second.
>
>Hope this helps.
>
>Mark, Glad to be back, 9k miles later, Keller
>91 Carat WLE
>
>>Hello;  I have an 87 GL whose digital clock constantly cycles the hours in
>>24 hour mode.  The minutes count out the time faithfully, and accurately.
>>The adjusting holes,  the right one feels okay the left one feels like an
>>oil can or a frog clicker, push it in click, let it out click.  I'll soon
>>have to remove the dash to repair the heater fan,  so if there is any thing
>>else I can repair while I'm in there I'd like to know.   TIA Larry Carter
>